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Defect in MainForm.MainForm_Load()

Just a note, I discovered a bug. If you have no projects, GetLookUpTables() is never called. As a result, if you goto ManageUsersForm, there's nothing in the list for users. :)
[177 byte] By [codefund.com] at [2008-2-11]
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# 1
Where do you see that GetLookUpTables() is dependent on Projects?

I ask this because I've created a contact management app based on this (it is one of my first forays into Window programming so I used this as the shell), so my app has nothing refering to Projects.

Everything is working fine so far except when I try to manage the Users none display in the listbox. If I add a user, then that user displays and I can even close the Manage Users form and open it again and that user will display. Upon closing the app and reopening, no users are displayed in the Manage Users. I kept the Users portion of the GetLookUpTables() since it fit my needs.

I can't see why it would behave like this.

Robert.

codefund.com at 2007-9-8 > top of Msdn Tech,Windows Forms,Windows Forms Sample Applications...
# 2
I agree...it's the last line of the IF block for Project.Rows.Count > 0.
codefund.com at 2007-9-8 > top of Msdn Tech,Windows Forms,Windows Forms Sample Applications...
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